, indiana. they say she is in critical condition tonight. a hospital spokes woman says both her parents, her 3-year-old brother and her sister were killed in the tornado. more than 100 tornados hit in 12 states this week. nbc bay area's jay gray is in one of the hardest hit communities in indiana. >> reporter: hey, there, diane. it's heart breaking stories that continue to unfold across the country right now. or at least the tornado alley here. the devastation stretches for miles here. and across 12 states. it's evidence of two violent attacks from mother nature over the span of three days. loss for many that's difficult to bear right now. a day after and the devastation is almost impossible to believe. >> tragic terrible. up with minute you're here and then you're gone. >> communities and lives ripped apart by a hundred tornadoes that touched down across a dozen states. the images of destruction tell the sad story better than any words might. kentucky, georgia, tennessee, and north carolina. deep, violent scars that stretch for miles. perhaps none more painful than here in the nation's hear

indiana has died. the 14-month-old girl was found alive in a field on friday night after a series of tornadoes but today, angel babcok was remove told were.life support due to the severity of her injuries. angel was found about 150 yards from where her family's home had stood. the girl's parents, brother and sister were all killed as well. nbc bay area's jay gray is in henriville, indiana, with more on how survivors are carrying on. >> reporter: the echo of chainsaws cuts through henryville, a community already seared to its core. mother nature may have delivered the first violent shot, but clearly, the fight here is far from over. an armory of volunteers pulling out and piling up what they can. the weapons in this war to survive include front-loweredad back hose and at time, hand-to-hand come back. >> people everywhere are coming to help and the time like this, people can come, people that don't even know each other can come and help and bring what resources we have. >> reporter: many drawn here because they understand the fickle nature of these storms and the very real possibili

indiana. indiana as you might know was hit hard by a series of tornados. at least eight people have died. the latest in ape se series of twisters that touched down soecht maso many states have been affected. jay gray joins us from nashville. when will it end? what is the forecast out there? >> forecast, unfortunately calls for more severe weather in areas of tornado alley. some areas will see storms, past midnight tonight. a tense, dangerous night ahead. as they get through what has been a difficult day. tornado alley turned deadly today. severe storms, spawned dozens of tornados this afternoon. from indiana to tennessee. one of the hardest hit areas, henriville, indiana, where from the air, path of destructs stretches for miles. entire homes ripped from their foundations. neighborhood gone. this school bus tossed into a house. another thrown on its side in the parking lot of the local highle school where classes were letting out when a funnel cloud was spotted. >> we had numerous tornados hit the ground. >> there are reports of several injuries. at least one person missing. crews are st

of indiana. maybe somebody like a chris christie, the governor of new jersey. and of course the perennial favorite among many jeb bush the former governor of florida. but here is the deal. it's not as if these guys can wave a magic wand and say i'm here. vote for me. they have to register for these primaries. they've got to get people on the ground. it costs a lot of money and more than that it takes a lot of time and time is something they don't have. so the only hope for any of these saviors if you will, the only hope is the open convention and where neither romney nor any of the others can be able to solve the majority. it is possible an open convention can turn up anybody into a candidate. >> could this be the rare instance where california could determine the gop nomination? >> you asked me that a month ago, six weeks ago, i'd say nah, nah. the fact is we're still 12 weeks away from the california primary and which of course has the largest pot of delegates. a few minutes ago you showed us those numbers of delegates. guess what? that means as of tonight only about a third will have b

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